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Host Host | 10:23 UK time, Wednesday, 20 September 2006

All papers: Sam Allardyce among those accused of being involved in taking bungs in a Panorama investigation.

Independent and Telegraph: Access to Â鶹Éç and CNN restricted in Thailand after coup. ()

Independent: Charles Kennedy to appear on Question Time. ()

Daily Mail: Lembit Opik says he's complained after a Radio Five Live interview.

Financial Times: Letters challenging licence fee research. ()

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Off topic:

Why does the Â鶹Éç insist on calling Conservatives 'Tories'?

Whilst it is acceptable for Labour to disparagingly call Conservatives 'Tories', the Â鶹Éç are supposed to be non-partisan!

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  • At 10:16 AM on 22 Sep 2006,
  • Ben wrote:

"All papers: Sam Allardyce among those accused of being involved in taking bungs in a Panorama investigation."

Yes and all papers were saying that your Panorama programme is a joke as well!

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